Guest Blogger and Solicitor Rachel Baul joined Stowe Family Law in 2004, and is a member of the Law Society’s Family Law Panel. She specialises in all areas of family law and ancillary relief, and has been commended by a number of the firm’s high profile clients.
Rachel Baul
My previous posts about the Child Support Agency and its replacement, C-MEC, drew a number of pointed …
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Earlier this month I recorded a programme for BBC Radio 4′s More or Less programme about the so-called ‘Divorce D-Day’: the first Monday back to work in January, when divorce …
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Our transnational work continues to grow- this week on consecutive days, our solicitors, Angela Stephenson and Frank Arndt successfully attended court in London in two separate jurisdiction cases. …
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This has been a busy week – even by my standards!
In addition to my day to day work, I was invited to appear on BBC 1′s The One Show, to discuss the imminent introduction of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission (CMEC). It is …
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A guest post by Rachel Baul of Stowe Family Law.
Many lawyers are sceptical that C-MEC can provide effective solutions to the CSA’s shortcomings.
Further to my last guest post, which …
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22 September 2008
Stowe Family Law’s head of international family law, Frank Arndt, features in today’s Times Law ‘Water Cooler.’ His comments on proposals to reform EU divorce law highlight a …
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Solicitor Rachel Baul joined Stowe Family Law in 2004, and is a member of the Law Society’s Family Law Panel. She specialises in all areas of family law and ancillary relief, and has been commended by a number of the firm’s high profile clients.
The breakdown of a relationship is never easy, but the involvement of children can make a difficult break-up emotionally and financially …
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If worst comes to worst, make sure you have back-up.
If your intended spouse is a foreign national and you are going to move overseas to be with them, are you aware that if your marriage breaks down, you may be unable to return home to your family with your children?
You could, for example, be held to a pre-nuptial agreement in a foreign language that you did not understand when you …
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It is tragic when a family breaks up and children are left in the middle between parents – but never more so than when the parents become so bitter towards each other, they are unable to work …
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30 May 2008
Frank Arndt heads the International Law Department at Stowe Family Law
Our International Law Department receives a steady stream of enquiries from popular ex-pat destinations such as France, Spain, …
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How many parents really understand what their children want and what they need?
Perhaps it was my reaction to the McCartney divorce that prompted me to take some time out for a week’s vacation with my son. At the request of a journalist, I …
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5 December 2007
“If soldiers could declare a truce at Christmas, why can’t warring parents? Even in the midst of war, there can be peace.”
At the darkest time of the year, for people of many …
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21 November 2007
“Will my client ever forgive her? It is unlikely.”
Some years ago, a client came to see me about his wife. He was a consultant at a hospital. She was a medical researcher at a …
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14 November 2007
When Heather Mills made a spectacle out of herself on worldwide television recently, I found it difficult to sympathise with her. Quite simply, she was out of control: “on a frolic of her own”, as lawyers are wont to say. She has become mired in a mixture of self-pity, anger, self-righteousness and the injustice of an imagined nightmare endured in front of the world. Aligning herself …
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